Root of Trust & secure boot
Hardware-anchored trust, key strategy, verified boot chains and rejection of unauthorised software.
Embedded device security
ArivEmb integrates security into the boot chain, firmware, operating system, update mechanism and operational lifecycle - not as a final compliance patch.
Security framework
The correct security scope depends on threat model, silicon capability, product lifetime and regulatory exposure.
Hardware-anchored trust, key strategy, verified boot chains and rejection of unauthorised software.
Service minimisation, privilege separation, secure interfaces, filesystem protection and attack-surface reduction.
Authenticated and rollback-aware firmware or system updates with controlled release and recovery paths.
Unique credentials, PKI/X.509 authentication, protected secrets and lifecycle-aware provisioning.
Authenticated channels, data integrity, secure remote diagnostics and auditable device management.
Static and dynamic analysis, SBOM/CVE workflows, threat review and prioritised remediation.
Engineering sequence
We start with the system and attack paths, then implement controls that can be verified.
For products affected by the EU Cyber Resilience Act, engineering work can support the technical foundation for secure-by-design and vulnerability-handling obligations. Final legal classification and conformity decisions remain with the manufacturer and qualified legal/compliance advisers.
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Share the target platform, connectivity, update model and threat concerns. We will identify the highest-risk gaps and a practical engineering sequence.